Moxie Mike
Full House
My plan was to check-jam the flop, figuring one of the three behind me would put out a bet. Unfortunately, everyone could see my cards, and no one bet.
Pot 6.420
Turn is
Action?
It sucks the flop checked through but whatevs. Nothing can be done about that now. Before the next game, go into your setting and find the checkbox for 'enable opponents' Postle Mode' and uncheck it
The turn card is unfortunate. But at least there's no flush draw possible. It's also possible no one else likes this card either.
We should at least try to range HERO's opponents:
BB: Preflop he called the raise out of the BB closing the action... so any reasonable hand is likely including all the nines - suited connectors, medium pairs, etc. His flop check means nothing since he may have been robotically checking to the raiser on the flop. Not much to go on TBH.
CO: Probably high cards since he raised pre then checked the flop with only one opponent left to act. 99 or 77 is a possibility but I think he bets any draw on the flop. He probably wants nothing to do with this board and will fold to a small bet in my estimation.
Button: Probably not holding a 9. His range that contains a 9 is limited but includes hands like A-9, 10-9, 8-9, etc. I think if he had a pair and a straight draw he'd have bet when checked to on the flop. I think he would bet J-9 for an OESD to the nuts in position as well. So his check on the flop strongly takes a lot of the 9s out of his range in my opinion. I suspect he has high cards or perhaps a small PP. Prediction: Button will fold to significant aggression.
It's also possible BB or the Button slowplayed a flopped straight but that's the chance you take.
I think this is the classic 'bet to find out where you're at' situation.
I would bet small - something like 1500 (mainly for information) with the intention of evaluating after a raise. I think betting heavily or jamming is reckless.
Checking would be OK too... however if the BB or the Button bets you really have no choice but to call and hope the board pairs on the river. I think it's an easier call if the CO bets.